On 09/05/2006, at 3:49 AM, Larry Becke wrote:
Given the following:
2 Solaris 10/11 boxes, running Sun Cluster software with identical
package, hardware and patch loads.
Container defined on shared SAN disk, mounted to a shared filesystem.
Container information defined in both Global zones.
Question:
Would it be possible to boot the shared container on box A, and
then monitor the container from box B, so that if box A goes down,
box B could boot the container?
What I'm driving towards is the ability to have containers be semi-
redundant, able to be brought back online in a very short period of
time on identical hardware....
I assume that I could do similiar items without cluster, using
shared metasets, forcing a takeover of the metaset from box B, in
the event of box A going down as long as I can come up with a
robust enough test/condition to verify that box A has actually gone
down...
Thanks for any input / answers / feedback
If I understand you correctly, this is supported out of the box on
SunCluster 3.1 08/05 + Solaris 10.
Thanks,
Boyd
Melbourne, Australia
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